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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
LISTENING TO oAvY CROCKETT.
Boy's Impressions of the Famous 4"A"'
 Telling a Ear story"

Telling "B'ar story.
 Nh a,ieter or more gentlemanly person aid I ever meet than Davy Crockett
 He came slowly Iounging into the ven arable office of The National lntellSehceI ono severe winter afternoon, when anu where WIS industriously warming my Iittle boy body al round the small, squ"ie stove. us
 There WIS a vacant chair near me. lie took it with solemn deliberation- Then over the flat stoyepipe he extended ms Ois' rough hands. ., long while. ,.-.-.,-- t,-
 looked up at him-lOOked intently' loE this was an uncommon conner. A hir5e f1rm-to my boyish idea gigantic-a great strange head, down either side of when, from a middle parting, fell long olacA hair. Something savage about hinl' ySu most gentle savage, as II he cOuld loil'le . baby. pet pUss and even cry very leiirt- Uv. being moved by proper circumstance
 Ny father, present ot course TOT -Io ..lcI9uged to the office, observing my amazement, found opportunity to wlllSper in ulv ear: "David Crockett. "
 knew a few things about the famous man: knew that his life had been a TO- uarcc surpassing the imagininss of any ,,,.t 0r novelist: l-new-aud what so sur prising as this-that he was now mem her of congress. Indeed, 1 had heard read at the breakfast table some of the par stories" with which he frequently amused, c,uvuIsed and convinced the mouse.
 saw David Crockett.
 Presently l felt David Crockett. Ills big right hand, gliding away from the hot st0veplate. chose tO rest itself lovingly among tho cUris of my hair.
 You never met a b'ar;' remarked Davv: '.in course you never'' 1 acknowledged my total unacquaint- ancc.
 Would like to.''
 Certainly
 Don't know. Better hear about 'em first"
 '.I'd be glad to hear, them
 '.So you shall. my boy I'll tell you a story of one I seed OnC't"
 was charmed with the anticipation. He would have begun it immediately, but several members" '" senators and others that moment entered the office. Their business soon over they still lin gered, for @ whisper had stolen among them, and more chairs were brought up to the fire, and an expectant circle unex- pectedly resulted
 II was going to tell this lad bar story" resumed Davy, when every voice interrupted him with:
 "Ten it. tell it! We all wish to ! hear itr'
 He complied Listening, that after noon, proved my chief enjoyment of life | Co date Listening seemed to prove q ! similar sensation tO every person of the | group. It vGs q grand excitement just to | listen Whatever was related we saw. ! We lived along the remarkable incidents | from word to word. Who of mOrtals, save | David Crockett, could display such vivid poWer-could so wield thunder and light niugg Net it was not altogether terror. | COmical situations were introduced. We ! were eager, We were alarmed, we were | suddenly in most violent parONysms Of | laughter.-SeatOn DOnohO in Brooklyn | MaclZine
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

Take internally from five to ten drops Of Darby s ProPbylactic Fluid in a table spoonful of water every hour or two till improvement takes place. There ia no danger n taking more Of 1t and more ire queutlyit occasion requires. h chronic cases. or when the stomach refuses to retain anything else. use injections of the Find and water. We have never known case that did no. readily yield Co such treatment. aud 1t saved the lives of many.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
The Minority Report.
tJouraal Minerl

Councilman c. K. Drake and E. l.. BuTdick, in their minority report of the investigation of the eX-directors of the insane asylum, reported: First, We are unwilling to report on the building. from the fact thst none of the committee visited the premises for the purpose of inspecting the building snd We are unwilling to take the report of the ex- pert employed for that purpose. Second, the only witnesses who have been ex- amined before the committee were Messrs. Hatch, Stewart, Lincoln, Alex ande- and Governor Zulick. In the rI- animation of these witnesses the ques- tiOns were prepared outside of the com mittee room and brought in by one of the committee, said questions were al ways carefully prepared and written. Who prepared them we do not know, but on different occasions the said ques- tions were in the hand writing of i've believe) Thos. E. Fsrish,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Jail Delivery.

The Apache county jail has been kick ed down and its inmates are again breathing the fresh air Of glorious liber- ty. The follow ing dispatch Was rsseiv- ei last evening Rt the sheriff office in this ely regarding tLe matter:
 NAVAJO SPRINGS, March 21-Bli Brown, John BrOEu, Geo. West and Red Murphy escaped Ss John jail on the night of the l9sh, Arrest them. A reward will be offered.
 C. ?. OWEN. Sheriff.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Most Excellent.

J.JAikins. Chief of Polics. Knoxville Tenn writes: My iamIly and l grr DeneficIsries of yonr most excellent med
 iciue, Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con sumption; having found It to be ali tEef you claim for it, desire e. testify to Its virtue. My friends tO whom I h-ys re- commended r.. praise T. ai every opP'r
 tull.y.' Dr. kug's New Discovery for Consumption is guaranteed to cu.e Co ghs,Co,ds. B7ouchIti=.A A ,.hma, Group and every affection oi Ilr0at, Chest nnd Luncs. Trial Bottles Free ut Geo. Martins Drug S.ore. Large siz5 Sl OO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Death of a Young Officer.
HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA.

DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, Los ANGELES, Cal, Magch Ii, lSSL ' 1 General Orders, No. \
 The Department Commb1der regrets to announce the death of Second Lieu tenant Seward Mott, l0:h Cavalry, Ht San Carlos, ArizDna, on the llth inst, from a wound inflicted by TcntO In iian belonging Co the San Carlos reser- yation.
 The death Of this young officer of dis t!ugul-hed rame and lineage | espe- clally painful, by reason oi bis Lgvir 2 so recently entered the service with bright prospects aud a l.udsble amji- ton whi,h promised Career of active usefulness in his chosen profession, aud IS another instance of valuable life sacrificed in the honest effort 10 elevate a race from barbarian to the comforts and blessings of civilization.
 By command of Br,-sdIer-Generbl Miles:
 M. EARLIER,
 Assis'an: AiiEtaut-GeEersL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Mistaken IIenfirv.

4 case oi assault was up teiore e Justice of the Peace on Saturday, in which one pilgrim from She Fstherlsnd sought the lBw's penalties against On offending countryman. The testimony elicited the fac; that the defendant, among other bad things. had called the plaintiff, "a d-d. lOp-eared, Dutch son of b-." X prominent rcuCcrat. a spectator at the examination. when thjs testimony was given, iuruet Co tEe defendant and b.andiy remarked: "I. was probably a case ot mistaken identi- ty. Your words arc s, perfectly Ges- criptIve of Governor ZuLck.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Rncknn,s Arnicn SnIrn

The Bes; Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum- Fever S0res, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and En Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or 10 pay required. It IS guaranteed tO give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per b71. Forsssle by Geo. Martin
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
RELIEF FEoM INnInrsr1nN-
221 SECOND AVENUE, NEW YoEK !
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Jan. V, N,li.
 l deem it my pleasure 70 testify 10 the phenomenal effects of BE,xbRF7I5's 's Pms, upon myself in eradicating from my system the most aggravated form of indigestion, the attacks of which were nearly as severe as spasms. After a costly medical treatment two boxes of BRANDRErH's Pms have put me in n better condition than I have been for many years. FRANK W. GILLETr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Disorders which Affect and Kidneys.

DlSOfuefs WHICH AucCt anu hluhSHN N' Are among the most formidable known Diabetes, Bright's disease, gravel and other complaints of the urinary organs. are not ordinarily cured m severe cases, but they may be sverted by timely med ic...i-h. A useful stimulsnt of the urin- ary glands has ever been found m Hos tetters's Stomach BItters. n medicine which not only affords the requisite stlm- ulus when becume inactive, but increases their vigor and secretive power. By in Q creasing the activity of the sidneys and bladder. this medicine has additional effects of expeiling from the blood m purlties which II IS the peculiar office of those organs to eliminate and pass of. The Bitters IS also purifier and strength ener of the bowels, an invigorRnt of the stomach, and mstchless remedy for biliousness and fever and ague. It count eracts 8 tendency 10 premature decay, and sustsins and comforts the aged and n6rm.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
On Deck Once More.

Dr. Gladvin has returned to Tucson and has opened his new office in his own building. No 4O9 Congress St. T. my al sence reports have been circulated by int rested persons that ] should not return again to Tucson tO practice dent.si ty, I am heTe and propose tp see the town come up and some other peopls go. We propose Co fight l, ont on this line if 1t takes all summer. Ny prices L. ow are SO moderate that the poor can have work done Rs we'll Hs the rich My prices now on will be reduced less than one half from what they have been m the last five years since l have I have been in Tucson:
 Whole Upper set of Teeth on CellulDid..Sl 60 Whole Upper srt of Teeth on Burbar..-- % ul Extracting Tooth ....-..-. %
 All other work in proportion.
 No excuse now t5 go Co San Francisco to get dentistry done. Dr. GladwIr is prepared, at short notice, tO make the most beautiful Sets cf teeth on cci.uloii as thousands will testify who are wear ing teeth made by him during the last five years he has been in Tucson, which is the best recommendation he can giye.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Ise~fnnfn- fn Time

''James, don't see but what l shall have Go have new bonnet if I'm going tO the Permanent exhibition with yOu 70
 ''Ferm-why, that three or four years from now. You'd better read up.
 "Oh- ycs, James, I do read up. But three or four years are none too long be- fJrchand to begin if am going to get the money in time. "-WashingtOn Post
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
NOW Is fhe Time

The Columbus Beer Garden, corner Stone Ave. and Maiden Lane IS now ready to furnish to families that cele- brsted Chicago beer on draught. Now is the time to bring your pitcher-Cor- ner Stone Avenue and Maiden Lsne,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Furnished Rooms

Large, comfortable, newly furnished rooms t0 let. ID the Fremont Honse south side of Church Plaza. Apply to
 DR. N. II. MArAs, l2tf Pennington St., opp. Court House.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Official RecOrls-

George Lowe to c. B, Marsh, lot in Nogsles, $50.
 Bond of J. H. Turner as Notary Pub lie. with Richard Farrell and c. c, Wat kins as sursties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
P0tatOeS

Chan Tia Wo has just received a large shipment fO potatoes, which must be sold st once and at the lowest fsures. job lots At reduced prices. R
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Take internally from five to tan dro

Wall paper is so beautiful and artistic COW a5 Co be easily mistaken for fresco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Al1riSs Registered Letters ie NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans La

REMEMBER RlIlsatio Thet 1he rs.'g Rrs.saSso5i S5 and Eatly, who are m charse of tho Grz~Incs l- a glarantee of absolute fairness and integrity. that the chances are Gll equal and .4 elat 4o one can possibly dIvlrc vha. rumbess NlI dfaS a Prize. All partIe- therefore adyer- l-i1s To guarantee Przes iv fhis lottery. or holllng out any other impossible eIudgcerlsuts s4s 1ller-, aad O-ly ann To deceive and de- fraud tha unwary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight Colds and Coughs frequently develop Into the graycst nahtic> of the throat and lun.s,. is a cOn~idtra " hiCh should impel every prudent person Co keep at hand. as a household remedy bGti.e or AYIR'S CHERRY PFC TOBAI-
 Nothing else gives such immediate rCiei ard works so sure a cure in al affections of this class. That eminent pt. .siriin; Prof. F. SweetzCr, of the Maine MtdI-ai school. Brunswick, Me. says :-
 s.Ne,IieaI science has produced 10 ottcr ano- dyue cxpectorant SO good as AYERS CuEhtf PEcroR1I. It is invaluable for diseases ci me throat and lung-."
 The same opinion k expressed by the weI-Lnown pr. L. J. Addison, of Chicago, Ill.,, who says
 q have never found. ia thirty-fve years ot continuous study and practice of medicine any preparation of 90 great value as ANEE's C tiAiihf fEcroEAI. for treatment of diseases ci ile throat and lungs It not only breaks U1 co Us and cures severe coughs, but is more effective than anything cisc in relieving even thr in'-t serious brouchIa! and pulmonary ---. ----.---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

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 New Orleans. La.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
LlliSiaIa StdtR LlttHTI GNmlllI

Incorporated in 1sfs for 2l year- by the Lsp- Islature for Educational and Charitable pur- Iu-es-With capita! of Si COO OOO-ro which n r,servc fund Of over S5jC,U0O has since been added
 By an overwhelming popular vote it's rran- Chise was made a part of the rrpsaur gts+e tlus-Itut un adopted December 2d. A. D.. 1--g. Tho ouly Lottery ever voted on nnC e..gor-ad hT the people of any state
 lt nev'r scales or posf po-ss.
 it> Ir'tnd single Number Drawings tuIe piace monthly, and Ihs Srrui-Nrnus,I DrawinGS regularly every six moHth- (June and Decsmherl
 A SPLENDID OFPORTU TO WIN foELiNf. THIRD GRAND DRAWING LASS ID; IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEM ORLEANS, TUESDAY, April IT.. ISSl-.O1d MnufLLN n-D.rrc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
AYERS Cherry PeCtOral

[, not a new claimant for popular conn- dcuce. but a medicine which ]. to-day savin.. thc lives of thr third -,ucrdtion who have come into being since it was first offered Co the public.
 There is not a household in which th;S invaluable remedy las once been. in- trnduccd where its Use hIs ever been abandoned. and th,rc is not person who has ever given it proper trlal for any throat or lung disease suScep- tibie Of cure, who has not ba,n made well by it- ..-..--.-,,,,
 AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has, tl numberlcss instances. cured obstinate case. of chronic 5rOnchit Laryngitis, aud even acute Pneumonia, and has saved many patients in the earlier stages of Pulmonary Consumption. lt ls medicine that only requires tD be taken m small doses. is pleasant tO the taste. and k needed in every house where there ars children. as there k nothing so good as AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for trt at- ment of Group and WhOOpinS Cough.
 These are all plain facts. which can be verified by anybody. and should be re- rnrmbered by everybody.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

Whole Upper sat of Teeth on Celluioij. .Sl5 60 Whole Upper set of Teeth on Buhbar.--- % oC
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
EOUIBVILLM LINKS.
0AsASsSA Together by OuF:RSGulAT Cor-
RosnOnAAMG

ONtASsSA Together by OuT:RSSHlAF Cor
FssPORAsAG
Mr.. JScob LutE was awarded tho Job
Of Alling our empty eIsteFns.
Mr.. VIM. Wink left Sunday evening for
Bourbon, Indiana, for . weeks Ee6HeS.
tlon. ...
Drilling for gas progresses slowly on
account Of quick sand. The well is
only q little over 100 feet.
Mr.. Carpenter, Of the HOsIeE Company,
treated his employees, last Tuesday, to
q picnic Rt Meyers Lake.
Mr.. Maudru had a lot Of cattle In
pasture on the PlerrO farm, and a nice
fat steer jumped the fence and was
killed by freight train, last Friday.
Our Council held their meeting Mon.
day night. Many spectators were pres
ent to see how that honorable body
would receive and act upon the petition
to abolish poll taxes. The petitioners,
for fear Of Waterloo, did not present 1t.
! Mr.. Jacob EtchbergeT started Tuesday
evening for indianapolis, to attend q
9ale of a large number Of French Nor
ulRi HOl ouCB oth ~ fs%lEu IhtO VAAu CvuuLlN
aud seized by the Government TO pay
iutles SeyeTsl Of Mr. EichbHrRGr's
horses in his stable here are afflicted
with plnkaeye.
Mr.. Peter BelloPs racer, Black CIoud
j4 dead and buried; Penny delivered the
oration, and quoted from Prior, chs
poet;
'The nag the leanest thing when alive,
so Vsry hard thou lovsr to drive,
heard thy anxious cOachman say
1t cost thee more in whirs than hay"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
IN THE UNITED
STATES,

A partial census of cooperative IN.
dertakings in The Uuited States by In
VestigRtOrs of the Economic Association
mas recently been completed. 1t shows
tnAt there Is much more cooperation
nave bHeD received from the New Eng
land STATES. from the middle Western
states Aud, with minute detail, from
Minnesota, Both distributiVe and pro.
ductive cooperation are included In the
enquiry. Ia New England there are at
least % establishments engaged In dis
trlbutiVe co operation. More famillarly
these are known 8I coop. stores"
About one half, or 90, ara in Masstc0u
cit ;6 i'll Connecticut; i6 in Maine; 2
ia NsW Hampshire and 1 in Rhode
Island. Most Ct these srO Of gecent date,
and, with few exceptions have been
'rRsniz3d since 1870; one dates back Il
1917 aud another to 1850. These t.
sdlly ones, and another founded Ia 1866
are tho only suTviVals Of the Old Union
Stores OF forty years ago. At Que time
snere were 106 of these. Somewhat
similar are the Grange stOreS which
are patTonzed by the 25 600 or 10000
members Of this organization. These
Grange stores In the east are COntlHed
to Maine, New HRmpst Ira aud COnpec
ttCut. They Gre th5 survival OF tle Ii.
tesG and hsve 4 anCCessful oasis.
Of the So stores, 32 report on sggre-
gale capital Of $4,000, the smouUt ut
each ranging from 81 ,0t0 to $40 600 H.
general tine par value Of share Is 50
This is significant as ind eating IN,
possibility of investment by the uOOT
mAu. The lumber OF Shareholders 10
% companies Is $40, which indicates
rather wide interest. The trade re
ported by the S3 stores making full re-
turns is $I,600,000. AZ many Of the
stores turned over their capital more
than twelve times during the Yssr, 1,
may be safely stated that the entire
business of dtstributive cooperation u
New England was 100000 during the
past year.
In the West the Grange store has not
generally survived the misfOftunes Of
itS earlier days. In Illinois there were
ut one time co operative stores In one
half the counties Of the State. These
have mostly failed. 10 Michigan there
are three semi successful stores; iD
Indiana and Ohio little remains of
former prosperity The Idea has been
better realized In Kansas. where at the
present time there srs 20 or 30 small
stores. The oldest and most successful
is at Olathe, which has increased 1t
sales from $41 .000 In 1875 10 e2l0,0O0 in
1885
The efforts of the Knights of Labor or
OF ether labor organizations are too re-
cent to iu ,tify much mention. In 1886
sentiments ia this direction rapidly
erystalizsd and LABOR stores we're estab-
lished. A unique, though not perhaps
strictly cooperative institution is the
undertaking called the 'Zlon's
cooperative Mercantile Iusiisuli0n
The stock OF the company is million
dollars, and tie sales between four and
five millions. 1t ia more proper, Row
ever, TO call this joint stock corpora
ton, sIthough its results have beeD
somewhat similar to those reached by
the wholesale co operative stores of
England.
Later In time there has been develop
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
VITRIFIED PAVING BRICK,
, heir Successful Manufacture by NAL
Vern Firm.

heir Successful Manufacture by NAL
vern Firm.
Mr.. Ross Rue, of the firm Of Kratz g.
Rue, who have been manufacturing
urnace brick ut Malvern, was In the
,lty yesterday exhibiting samples of p
vitTiied paving brick, which competent
judges pronounce the best brick for paw
ing purposes that have yet been manu-
fsctured. They are blush gray color,
very much resembling granite, and are
fully 40 hard.
the combination of clay which vitrl.
1sd was discovered by accident. They
nave two Vsins, one about 20 feet above
he other. One day an accident happened
TO the pumping machinery, and they
we're compelled to use portion OF the
1ppsr vein clay. The result was very
happy surprise, the mixed clay vitrify.
ing, while both of the cIsys burned sep
arately would turn out regular fire
arick.
TIE first kiln was purchased by
Wheeling manufacturers of paving
0ricE. They are now burning very
iarge kiln most OF which is already con
ttacted for. Mr. ". l.. Alexander eX
smined the brick, and will probably
give tbsm . trial IN Court street. A
oox Of then we're shipped to the Couu-
ell, and they are reCeiyiug very favora
bio mention by al who have examined
them.